adj
imprinted
ihm-PRIHN-tihd
Imprinted (adj) means Marked, stamped, or fixed permanently, whether physically or in memory. Example: “The company logo was imprinted on every mug they sold.”
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Marked, stamped, or fixed permanently, whether physically or in memory.
"The company logo was imprinted on every mug they sold."
"The image of that day stayed imprinted in her mind forever."
How to use imprinted
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishPermanently stamped or fixed, either as a physical mark or as a memory.
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more imprinted
- Superlative
- most imprinted
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The company logo was _____ on every mug they sold.
Etymology
From imprint + the adjective-forming suffix -ed.
Rhymes for imprinted
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What does “imprinted” mean?
The word “imprinted” means marked, stamped, or fixed permanently, whether physically or in memory. In plain terms, permanently stamped or fixed, either as a physical mark or as a memory.
How do you pronounce “imprinted”?
“Imprinted” is pronounced ihm-PRIHN-tihd (/ɪmˈpɹɪntɪd/ in IPA).
How do you use “imprinted” in a sentence?
Here is “imprinted” used in a sentence: “The company logo was imprinted on every mug they sold.”
What part of speech is “imprinted”?
“Imprinted” is an adjective.
